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Technical Trends in Music Education
Langdon C. Crawford |
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my mused tech blog |
..::Click links below to see projects::.. |
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My final project is a flash player. This flash player is different than a regular flash movie in that, i can change the content of the player with out having flash. There is a separate easy to edit file with the lists of songs, and another with the list of images.
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musedtech flash player |
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flash is a nifty toolkit for presenting images, animations and other stuff. this page has some simple text animations using flash. |
flanimash |
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common music notation is an efficient tool for representing notes over time. This page is a demonstration of notation displayed while an audio recording of the same piece plays. |
bach bwv13.6 notation and audio |
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here is a page with an embedded quicktime movie. Its a slide show about the midi-airguitar and the airband, featuring some airband music |
the midi airguitar/airband |
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this is an example of remixing one sample using some fun tricks in Max/MSP.
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remixing the amen break
(this page makes sound) |
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check out this experement with an animaged gifs
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gif motion (careful it makes sound too) |
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examples of image processing with photoshop |
image process test |
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The amen break is one of the most important samples in popular electronic music, it has been used in a variety of sample based popular music from late 80's rap to late 90's experimental dance music. The adjacent is a recording of the original six seconds... |
the original amen break:
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I have been working with technology, specifically music technology for a few years now. I am very interested in how technical innovations can benefit education, music education and music technology education. Many of the projects I have explored involved a great deal of experimentation with technology and musical ideas. Many of these experiments were trial and error. One part of my interest in this course is to see what others are doing, such that I may someday develop projects and experiments that help people teach themselves. I hope that they do so with greater efficiency and satisfaction than trial and error.
I have started using the Wii-remote for my own performance pieces, and music experimentation workshops. This remote allows a user to move, dance, and jump around while, controlling a computer music system. |
wii remote and strap |
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